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MHE Fleet Consultancy Service???

Have spent many years in the MHE/Service Industry in the UK picking up lots of knowledge with regards to truck type and application issues,improvement areas,damage reduction, cost reduction/truck upgrades to improve safety/reduce costs debt resolution etc relating to large fleets of trucks.

Seems to be a lot of companies in the US offering consultancy services relating to Fleet Management advice but doesn't seem many in the UK?

Interested to find out if there appears to be a Market for this in the UK,if anyone has used someone for this type of service what kind of costs are charged. Info from the US would be usefull as well.

Are costs based on % of cost reduction,daily/hourly rate or one off cost subject to Fleet size?
  • Posted 31 Aug 2013 03:05
  • By DirectorLMA069
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  • YES, United Kingdom
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professional material handling person with 21 years experience will write your service and parts quote

please let me know if you know any companies that are interested in my services.
thank you
  • Posted 25 Aug 2016 11:41
  • By partsguy7
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  • Florida, United States
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We did fleet management program for Fortune 500 companies in US for many years. Back living in UK and would be interested in starting a company here, the savings for a effective fleet management program are substantial.
Let's talk.
  • Posted 21 Jul 2016 20:46
  • By Kabuller
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  • Lancs, United Kingdom
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I do this type of work in the USA.

Interest in this type of service usually comes from larger Clients with a National presence (20-30 locations) throughout the USA. We do have smaller clients 3-4 locations and a few single sites. Fleet sizes range from 1,350 to 65 units.

We have structured % of savings, flat rate hourly, and cost per truck deals.

Pricing is determined by services rendered, audits, consolidated billing, web reporting, site visits and fleet rotations strategies and recommendations.
  • Posted 18 Oct 2013 02:24
  • By OldTechGuy
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  • Illinois, United States
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